I earn my living using 3D. My main CAD tool is TurboCAD but I also employ MoI when I need to create more organic shaped objects that are not easily done with TurboCAD. I have a wide range of clients for which I create 3D product visuals, parts for manufacture and trade show booth designs. I also utilize Illustrator and Photoshop on a near daily basis in conjunction with my CAD work. I don't think there is one tool that does it all, but there are many great tools like MoI which are invaluable additions to any creative's toolbox.

With a lot of hard work and a good portion of luck, one can make a decent living using these tools. I often marvel at how lucky I am to be doing the work I love for a living.

working as a draftsman mainly with 2D with VectorWorks and doing some 3D vizualisation with Cinema4D.

By now I'm doing some piping installation directly in MoI, taking the 2D tank drawings to the 3rd dimension and building the pipes around it. that's giving me more headaches and it takes a bit longer to set it up than just a top view, but I know afterwards if this installation is possible or not. I like working with MoI and it helps my workflow.



full installation (not all pipes and building shown):


1 tank, opened to show the heating pipes:

Hobby... I like to design things eg., the attached ring (oh and my first with Moi3D and rendered with Kerkythea).

this is a nice design. i never could imagine a design like this.i mean i never had an idea like this.
i think i also have to design a ring, too. ;-)
how u use this renderer? heard alot about it but its out of developing right?

Aside from a bunch of hobby uses, I use MoI to create graphics for my computer games.

Best modelling program out there.